Sentence examples for long-term upkeep from inspiring English sources

We've already had one sequester, which has hacked into education funds, money for research and long-term upkeep of the parks.

Most have been designed with their long-term upkeep in mind, meaning they should be in as good a working order in 25 or more years' time as they are now.

The committees meet regularly with village health teams to discuss needs and the idea is that everyone who uses the boreholes and wells will contribute financially to their long-term upkeep.

A Commons spokesman said a study into the long-term upkeep of the Palace of Westminster is under way.

Kerry spokesman David Wade said Friday the boat is being kept at Newport Shipyard not to evade taxes, but "for long-term maintenance, upkeep and charter purposes".

The toll increase is needed to pay for the long-term maintenance and upkeep of the Pell and Mount Hope Bridges, said David Darlington, the chairman of the Rhode Island Turnpike and Bridge Authority, who has recommended that the agency adopt the increases, which would bring in an additional $5.5 million a year.

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The authority also plans to use $100 million from its capital budget, which is normally set aside for long-term physical upkeep of its 2,653 residential buildings, to help cover its day-to-day costs.

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